Saturday, October 4, 2014

Brick Flicks: 60 Iconic Movie Scenes and Posters to Make From LEGO



It's official...there is absolutely no limit to what master modeler Warren Elsmore can create with LEGO bricks! He's wowed us with architectural icons from around the globe in Brick City. He amazed us with the wonders of the ancient, natural, and modern world in Brick Wonders. And now, Elsmore takes us to the movies in Brick Flicks, as he recreates iconic scenes from the world's most famous films. Movie fans and LEGO lovers alike will delight in brick-by-brick recreations of scenes from:
  • Raiders of the Lost Ark
  • Planet of the Apes
  • Rocky
  • Grease
  • King Kong
  • Lawrence of Arabia, and many, many others
Chapters are organized by movie genre and cover action and adventure, science fiction and horror, drama and classics, as well as musicals and comedy. With more than 100 gorgeous full-color photos of his creations, Elsmore provides commentary on how they were made along with interesting facts about the movies themselves. Readers will also enjoy easy-to-follow instructions for recreating many of the iconic scenes in their own homes.


My thoughts:

For anyone who loves movies and Legos, than you will want to add this book to you home library collection.

My seven year old son loves Legos, and I love movies.  So we both enjoyed going through this book.  I loved how Warren Elsmore put write ups about the films and my son loved looking the colorful pages of all the Legos.  On some pages there were pictures from the movies and also Legos that resembled the movie scene.  Two of  my favorite Lego movie scenes were from Pulp Fiction and Saturday Night Fever.  The Lego figures really did resemble John Travolta. The book is full of colorful of pages of Movie scenes and Lego scenes.

On some of the pages in this book, Warren Elsmore gives a picture of the Lego pieces needed and how to make them look the scene from that movie on the page.  My son had a lot of fun going through his collection of Legos, finding the correct pieces he needed and made the scene from the page.  One of his favorites was making the Neuralyzer from Men in Black. 

This book is a great book for us movie buffs, and also great book for children as they need to concentrate and follow directions to create the scenes from the movies with their Legos.







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